Synonyms for biases
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1. List of paraphrases for "biases":

   prejudices, distortions, asymmetries, polarizations, predispositions

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1. Alfio Alessandro Chiarenza:

   There are huge biases in the fossil record due to a number of factors (mainly geographical and economical, but also more personal biases like palaeontologists focusing on looking for one species for example, like Tyrannosaurus), the fact that multiple groups of scientists working on the exact same question at the same time can come up with completely opposite results further enforces this, that there is a great need for further data collection, i.e. digging up more dinosaurs and finding out where they lived and how successful they truly were.

2. Hasan Minhaj:

   When in reality there's times where we have our own blind spots and biases and there's times where all the characters are wrong or right in their own ways, i love that. Because so much of the news is talking about black and white binaries, this series really dives into the human nuances of behind these zeitgeisty issues.

3. Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf:

   Numerous recent studies have called into question the accuracy and fundamental fairness of Pennsylvania's capital sentencing system, these studies suggest that inherent biases affect the makeup of death row. While data is incomplete, there are strong indications that a person is more likely to be charged with a capital offense and sentenced to death if he is poor or of a minority racial group, and particularly where the victim of the crime was Caucasian.

4. Carolyn Robbins Manley:

   It's not really selection, it's de-selection, so the goal is for each side to root out biases.

5. Arif Kamal:

   For example, Black women are less likely to be offered enrollment in a clinical trial. That is not because of a stated difference in interest. In fact, the enrollment rate in clinical trials is equal among Black women and White women, if they’re asked, what we have to understand is where the implicit and systemic biases held by patients and their caregivers and their families may exist – those that are held within health systems and even policies and practices that impede everyone having fair and just access to high quality health care.